So, you did a job search, went to interviews and now you've secured a job. Now what?Well the first thing you should do is get your employer to sign a work permit, so you can legally begin to work. Getting a work permit is really quite simple to do. You're high school should have a career center, if it doesn't, go to the main office and ask where you can find a work permit.Once you get your hands on a work permit, simply take it to your employer, have it signed, take it back to school and your...Read Full Story

So, you're 14-years-old and looked for a part-time job, and just can't seem to find one. Don't worry, there are other options.It's time to look into getting paid, under the table. Although this might sound highly shady, it's not so bad. There are a number of basic services you can offer that allow you to get paid on a semi-normal basis, but not at legal establishments such as restaurants and grocery stores.Think of some services that you may be able to offer, such as babysitting, lawn mowing...Read Full Story

If you're 14-years-old and can't find a job, don't worry, you're not alone. In fact, many minors find it hard to secure a job.Why? Well, although there are many places you can work, some employers may frown on hiring someone so young because there are restrictions on how many hours minors can work. In general, most states require minors to get a work permit signed by their employer. The work permit lays out restrictions, such as how many hours a day or week a minor can work, or until what...Read Full Story

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So, you're 16-years-old and looking for a job? If you're having a little trouble, you came to the right place. Find information on finding a job, what jobs apply to you and what you have to do to legally keep a job. Also, participate and give advice on your experiences looking for a job.